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Mad Hammer 12 January 2010 07:40 PM

Subaru specific Catch Cans
 
Hi All,

I have recently had a catch can made for for track car build. I had done the same previously for my race car as the general market forgets about us Subaru boys needing 3 inlets rather than just 1 or 2. I am sure you have seen the RCM ones at £175+ !

It's certainly not cheap to get one made to the standard I wanted, however I was chatting with my supplier and he said he would be more than happy to do a batch at reduced costs if I would handle everything.

So spec is a 1 litre can with three 10mm inlets and one 25mm outlet. And a drain plug

We all know what the benefits are I am sure by getting rid of engine vapour, reducing crankcase pressure and by removing that vapour your not reducing the octane value of your fuel.

Heres a few pics of the one I have now unfitted.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y21/clive1973/Can1.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y21/clive1973/Can2.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y21/clive1973/Can3.jpg

Here's a pic of my other one I fitted on the passenger side suspension turret where it fits very neatly :)

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y21.../Catchcan4.jpg

And how much you call :)

Well for 5 it will be £69 each delivered. If we get 10 then just £65 delivered. Now not the cheapest out there for sure, have your £30-£40 ebay special with just 2 same size inlet/outlets if you want but these work far better :) I have run the whole of last season with one of these, generally with that hard drag/track use I would empty after every session to be sure. On the road these will take an age to fill.

So pop your names down and lets see if we can get enough

wrighty338 12 January 2010 08:04 PM

clive il keep my eye on this. would you consider supplying the hose also?

Mad Hammer 12 January 2010 08:08 PM


Originally Posted by wrighty338 (Post 9153437)
clive il keep my eye on this. would you consider supplying the hose also?

Let me look in to that mate, but yes seems like a top idea ! I just bought all the hose from my local motor factors for mine and it cost £16 !

rooferman 12 January 2010 10:01 PM

Mine doesnt seem to work very well and has only 2 outlets........

If its going to be a few weeks then count me in....

Mad Hammer 13 January 2010 08:23 AM


Originally Posted by rooferman (Post 9153851)
Mine doesnt seem to work very well and has only 2 outlets........

If its going to be a few weeks then count me in....

Agreed I had a little 2 inlet/outlet can years ago and you had to T 3 pipes to 1 and then have the one outlet for the breather. Was a total waste of time on an Impreza. The 3 inlet can works perfectly as both heads and central breather all have there own pipes to the can.

I expect the GB to take 2 to 3 weeks dependent on take up.

Mad Hammer 13 January 2010 11:36 AM

Okay pricing including pipework, so now 2 options

Can only - £69
Can with 2.5 metres of inlet pipework and 1 metre of the larger vent pipework - £79

If over 10 orders this reduces to £65 and £75 respectively

Let me know what you think or get your names down :)

TimH 13 January 2010 11:48 AM

I'm up for this at the 5 or more price...with the pipes please :)

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2)

RA Dunk 13 January 2010 12:27 PM

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)

dazdavies 13 January 2010 12:37 PM

Just to throw something else in the mix for the big power boys. What would be the odds of having the drain made bigger to say -10 so it could be used as a drain back to the sump?

banny sti 13 January 2010 12:38 PM

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Banny sti Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)

TimH 13 January 2010 12:40 PM


Originally Posted by dazdavies (Post 9154704)
Just to throw something else in the mix for the big power boys. What would be the odds of having the drain made bigger to say -10 so it could be used as a drain back to the sump?

...and/or a fitting provided instead to allow a remote drain tap to be located somewhere convenient maybe?

Dumb question - does the can vent to atmosphere (through a filter) or does it go back to the intake?

Mad Hammer 13 January 2010 01:05 PM


Originally Posted by tim hardisty (Post 9154710)
...and/or a fitting provided instead to allow a remote drain tap to be located somewhere convenient maybe?

Dumb question - does the can vent to atmosphere (through a filter) or does it go back to the intake?

Just vents to atmosphere. I have my pipe pointing down cable tied near the bulkhead.

If there is demand then we could look at a further fitting to drain back to the sump. However this is only really required for serious track use. I have never bothered with this on mine I just empty regularly, as you then have the hassle of taking the sump off to ut a fitting on etc etc. Overkill for most imo.

alex_00s 13 January 2010 01:54 PM

I'm in... since running without BOV and also solid inlet tract I've been in need of an oil catch tank and this is exactly what the doctor ordered! :thumb:

100% I'm down for a tank and pipes!

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)
4) alex_00s (with pipes)



ps: do you have the means or contacts to supply these anodised or powder coated (red/blue)?

Mad Hammer 13 January 2010 02:11 PM


Originally Posted by alex_00s (Post 9154890)
I'm in... since running without BOV and also solid inlet tract I've been in need of an oil catch tank and this is exactly what the doctor ordered! :thumb:

100% I'm down for a tank and pipes!

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)
4) alex_00s



ps: do you have the means or contacts to supply these anodised or powder coated (red/blue)?

Sorry Alex, the firm I am using is just a 2 man band and they are exclusively aluminium boys :)

alex_00s 13 January 2010 03:04 PM

no worries, I'm still definately in for one of these :thumb:

millzy555 13 January 2010 06:42 PM

Just paint it mate bit of primer and 74f sonic blue would look good! only cost 20 quid for the paint!

RA Dunk 13 January 2010 06:58 PM

You could either polish it or get it powder coated i suppose

71/200 13 January 2010 10:52 PM

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)
4) alex_00s
5) 71/200 (with pipes)

slippy86 13 January 2010 11:44 PM

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)
4) alex_00s
5) 71/200 (with pipes)
6) slippy86 (no pipes)

notfub 14 January 2010 10:19 AM

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)
4) alex_00s
5) 71/200 (with pipes)
6) slippy86 (no pipes)
7) Notfub (with pipes)

simon_mcc 14 January 2010 12:32 PM

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)
4) alex_00s
5) 71/200 (with pipes)
6) slippy86 (no pipes)
7) Notfub (with pipes)
8) simon_mcc (with pipes)

cav400 14 January 2010 12:36 PM

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)
4) alex_00s
5) 71/200 (with pipes)
6) slippy86 (no pipes)
7) Notfub (with pipes)
8)cav400(with pipes)+further fitting to drain back to the sump) if you go for them

Mad Hammer 14 January 2010 12:49 PM

If anyone else want a drain let me know what size you want it and I will enquire.

Clive

banny sti 14 January 2010 01:32 PM

Clive I am looking to drain back to the passenger side head, so would also be interested in a standard size return.

Banny

TimH 14 January 2010 01:34 PM

What is the actual drain fitting as "standard" on this unit? It's difficult to work it out from the picture :)

cav400 14 January 2010 01:48 PM


Originally Posted by Mad Hammer (Post 9156893)
If anyone else want a drain let me know what size you want it and I will enquire.

Clive

-10 please

simon_mcc 14 January 2010 02:04 PM

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)
4) alex_00s
5) 71/200 (with pipes)
6) slippy86 (no pipes)
7) Notfub (with pipes)
8) simon_mcc (with pipes)
9)cav400(with pipes)+further fitting to drain back to the sump) if you go for them

alex_00s 14 January 2010 09:19 PM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)
4) alex_00s (with pipes)
5) 71/200 (with pipes)
6) slippy86 (no pipes)
7) Notfub (with pipes)
8) simon_mcc (with pipes)
9)cav400(with pipes)+further fitting to drain back to the sump) if you go for them

Mad Hammer 14 January 2010 09:55 PM


Originally Posted by banny sti (Post 9154705)
1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Banny sti Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)

Banny,

Do you want the second one ? If so we are there and I can start getting everything together

Clive

wrighty338 14 January 2010 10:22 PM

clive, il take one matey. ideally wanted one with a drain but i can look at converting it later.

1) Tim Hardisty (with pipes)
2) RA Dunk (with pipes)
3) Defo down for 1, possibly have a friend who may want 1 (no pipes)
4) alex_00s (with pipes)
5) 71/200 (with pipes)
6) slippy86 (no pipes)
7) Notfub (with pipes)
8) simon_mcc (with pipes)
9)cav400(with pipes)+further fitting to drain back to the sump) if you go for them
10) wrighty


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